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US warns of fragile semiconductor supply chain as chip inventory falls

The primary bottleneck across the board appears to be "wafer production capacity," which requires a longer-term solution: US

TSMC raises revenue growth projections due to global chip shortage

It intends to spend $40 billion to $44 billion expanding and upgrading capacity in 2022

TSMC to invest record $44 billion on chip capacity expansion in 2022

For the October-December period, TSMC's net profit reached a record NT$166.23 billion

German trade group fears 'massive disruption' in supply chain over Omicron

Industry has been hit by supply shortages of microchips and other components, while rising coronavirus cases are clouding the outlook for retailers.

Semiconductor mission launched by IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw

The India Semiconductor Mission is a specialised and independent business division within the Digital India Corporation

Govt to receive proposals for semiconductor fabs, display units from Jan 1

A semiconductor portal has been launched for accepting and processing applications from interested players

We'll love to see Intel, TSMC, other chip giants invest in India: MoS IT

India is keen to welcome all semiconductor majors to explore exciting investment opportunities in the country, the minister said

Tata's Air India win to Zee-Sony deal: 2021, year that was for businesses

After a year of disruptions, businesses were better prepared in 2021, not only adjusting to the new normal but also making the most of it

Enough demand in India to take care of 5-6 fab plants: Ashwini Vaishnaw

'There is a huge demand for chips from automobiles, electronics, railways, the defence industry, power electronics amongst others', said Vaishnaw

Chip crunch, commodity costs hit auto component companies in H1FY22: ACMA

Exports, aftermarket help keep momentum intact, says Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India

Govt's policy to build semiconductor ecosystem improves on earlier attempts

Vaishnaw said the government is offering global players something competitors cannot match and that is brain power

UP aiming to become semiconductor hub as India expects massive investment

The Yogi Adityanath government has promised to offer a slew of incentives and support to the companies and technology startups for setting up semiconductor units in the state

Will India be able to attract global chipmakers with $10 bn incentive?

India has announced a $10 billion incentive plan to woo global chipmakers. But, will semiconductor manufacturers walk down the red carpet rolled out by the government and set up factories here?

Omicron LIVE: 5 more cases detected in Karnataka; India's tally at 83

2 of the 5 new cases are from Delhi, says Karanataka Health Minister

Govt's Rs 76,000-cr plan to woo chip makers, create semiconductor ecosystem

Domestic fabless players to get support via design-linked incentive

Q3 global semiconductor market reaches $150 billion, Samsung ranks 1st

The global semiconductor market surpassed USD 150 billion in the third quarter of this year. Samsung Electronics topped the market, beating the US Intel.According to related industries on the 10th, market research firm Omdia said in its recent report that global semiconductor market sales in the third quarter of 2021 reached USD 153.2 billion (about 180.406 trillion won). This is an increase of 7.6 per cent from the previous quarter.Omdia explained that third-quarter sales were led by seasonal demand, strong memory sales, and chip shortages. However, the growth rate was slightly less than the annual average of 7.9 per cent from 2002 to last year.In the third quarter, the global semiconductor market was led by strong sales of memory products such as DRAM and NAND flash. The memory market grew 12 per cent from the previous quarter.In particular, the NAND flash market significantly expanded. NAND sales in the third quarter amounted to USD 18.7 billion, up 13.8 per cent from USD 16.4 ...

Global chip shortage continuing until H2 2022, claims Samsung

Amid the global chip shortfall, the South Korean tech giant Samsung believes that the chip shortage will continue up until the second half of 2022.

Qualcomm leans into cameras, gaming with Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 mobile platform

Qualcomm said that more than a dozen phone makers, including Xiaomi, Sony and Honor, have signed up to use the new chips and that phones featuring it will be on the market before the end of the year

Carmakers rethink production strategies to deal with global chip shortage

The shortage, due to supply problems and a surge in demand for consumer electricals during the pandemic, has hit the auto industry hard

UK reports lowest car output since 1956 amid semiconductor chip shortage

A total of 64,729 cars rolled off British production lines, data from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) showed.